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2. White House Visitors Office - Wikipedia

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   A June 1994 tour group exits the White House.. The White House Visitors Office is responsible for public tours of the White House, for maintaining a facility where the public can obtain information about the White House, and for other White House events such as the White House Easter Egg Roll, Holiday Open Houses, Spring and Fall Garden tours, State Arrival Ceremonies and other special events.

3. You Can Now Tour Once-Hidden Corners of The White House - AOL

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   Elsewhere in the tour, a new 3D model of the White House’s 18-acre complex is on display alongside four other models that portray the White House as it evolved from 1792 to today.

4. White House public tour gets makeover with ‘reimagined ...

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   The White House public tour is getting an extreme makeover, with new digital exhibits, an expanded route and more access to rooms poised to be part of the “reimagined” experience for visitors.

5. Jill Biden unveils a reimagined White House tour - AOL

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   First lady Dr. Jill Biden unveiled a reimagined public tour of the White House Monday aimed at making the People’s House more accessible, interactive and educational for visitors.

6. Tourists can finally visit the Oval Office. A replica is ...

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   But with White House tour tickets hard to get, he expects “the vast majority of the people who have the opportunity to visit here will not have the privilege to visit the White House itself.” Jill Biden visited twice during construction and has planned an event on the White House lawn on Saturday to celebrate next week's opening.

7. The Ellipse - Wikipedia

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   The Ellipse Visitor Pavilion, opened for visitors in May 1994, distributes free tickets for special events at the White House such as the Easter Egg Roll and the fall and spring Garden Tours. It includes an information window, concession area, restrooms, telephones, water fountains, and a first aid area, all accessible. [15]